Evening sentinel, Friday, January 29, 1904 · page 4

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

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‘btlnhectlcut Journalism loses one' of
M .llining lights in the action of
Mia. W. Burpee in going Into the
“Insane. business, but it is' certain
that ll be applies as much gray matter
{bulbs insurance business as he has to
“. nhWIpaper business. he will make
In.“ success of it.

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

Should John ’l‘ryon present to the
lstorlcal Society the land grant from
George iii Third. of England. which
.W the fignature of William ‘l‘ryon.
”Mould make a- valuable addition to
‘llé‘rellcs which are to be carefully
‘prao'erved ill the Seller-k homestead in
Wssb'avenne.

 
 

 
 

 

 

'Huntcrs in various parts of the state
are putting out food in different parts
of the woods where partridg'e and quail
Ire known to inhabit. This is a hit-
m. action which certainly deserves
oomlnsudation. South Norwalk pee
pl. would do well to make some pro-
Siding for their feathered friends.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

The theft of overcoats is becoming of
mm all. popular a diversion in Smith
Norwsik as "Pit." The police how-
.W are recovering three out of four'
i 61 the stolen costs. The cold weather
hasevldeutly stirred up a fellow feel-
ing and madetbsni more keen on the
count of the thieVes.

 

 

 
 

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taker Wright was sanc when be com-
mitted suicide. Possibly, but he was

. very cowardly to seek that way out of

a bad situation.
the gainers financially. however.
this evidence of his sanity.

The people will be
by

 

A mail in Germany named Nagcl is
starting a sect which is to return to
the original costume worn by Adam
and lave in the Garden. lie had better
keep away from here—in the winter
time anyway.

 

The cold snap has put the price of
oysters up. Clams are scarce, we do
not clip coupons off our steel stock.
and now there is a plan on foot to cor-
Iiei peanuts. if the price of goobora

rises. what is to become of this coun-

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The loss to the Norwalk police force. .

through the resignation of Sergeant
Bar‘tiani. will be ketnlv felt
appointment of Special Officer liryan
Silk will Sillt‘ifv limit with public up
proval.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTB.
A SECRET DESPATCH.

A Secret llespatch was the bill of tilt“
Myrkloliarder Company. at lltiyt 15
Theatre. last night. The company did
-good work and received unslinted ap-
plausc The specialties were good
and met with the approval of the and
tones Tonight the company will pre-
sent Little Alabama. after which there
will be an amateur contest for the
handsome prises now on exhibition in

but the i

den of the Vermont to D

announces the death of Mrs. Isabella
Marsh who was serving a life sentence
for the murder of her husband, William
Marsh. Marsh died at Northtlsltl in
.1890. and the evidence showed that
arsenic had been administered to him
in sufficient quantity to kill three men
William C. Busseli. a farm hand, and
Mrs. Marsh were convicted of murder
and sentenced to be executed. but the
sentence was eventually commuted to
life imprisonment 1t developed dur-

ncd to dispose of Marsh in order that
they might marry.

The cause of the woman a death was
dlahetls. She was forty- slx years of
age. a

MAYOR AMIS A FR E MAN.
81‘. PAUL. Minn, Jan. 9.—-The Sit

merit against former Mayor Amos. of
Minneapolis and the entire court held
that the indictment was faulty Judges
Stark, Collins and Lewis concurred in
the majority opinion that the offense
was not proven, while Judges Lovely
and Brown disagreed with that part of
the opinion of the majority. l)r. Amos
was char ed and convict/ad in the dis-
trict cour f Henneplu county. of re-
ceiving money illegally as mayor of
Minneapolis from women.

. FASHIONS.

 

 

You will notice that the trim lulil-
Itlsry effects are characteristic of the
new spring suits.

Silk fiber laces are constantly com-
ing in in improved and more beautiful
patterns. To have them dyed like
one‘s grown is still the vogue.

Those bt.iliitiftil ribbons adorned with
lexqulslte flowers and foliage which al~
tract attention to the ribbon displays
show to best advantage when worn
ittlicy ale really intended to be worn)
with frocks of one color.

. Canvases. htlnlflipllml and their kind
:urc too stylish to be laid aside. They
lwill haw a strong vogue during the
lspling and summer. and have you not-
iced how the manufacturers of wash
materials have tried to imitate them?
. [here can beta great saving in trim-
~ ulings it one color is her slimmer frocks
’from among the flowered materials
i which iirc so plenty and so pretty. Not
itliat they are suitable laces and em-
broideries for them in abundance. bilt
trimmings would get lost among the
flowers aiid so be a waste of money and

log the trial that the couple had plan i

promo Court. today quashed the indici~I

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Tomorrow Brings the Second
Week of Our Clearance;
and White Sale f

to a Close.

We cannot refrain from expressing our pleasure at the wonderful success of our JANUARY SALE.

WE DO WHAT WE ADVERTISE. WE HAVE LOWER PRICES THAN YOU EVER SAW

This sale is still as popular as the opening day. new goods have been added to the great assortment

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things at lower prices not advertised.

The» White Sale.

fiel and pleased. coming many times to this sale. and after bringing their friends.

Tile people were satis-

QUOTED BEFORE.

and you’ll find good

 

Many items in our White Sale were closed out the first week. but we have had those with others replaced. Tomorrow we

will place on sale the CONSUMER'S LEAGUE TICKET Muslin Underwear at the lowest prices over krrown.

This line of pure

 

white underwent 18 THE VERY BEST MANUFACTURED. We haven't a garment in our stock that is made poorly or skimpy.

 
 
 

 

Bates reasonable
‘ boss-Pu L. wuz.‘

, morrow's matinee will be A Quaker‘ Those who love to do the simple and
‘ Wedding and tomorrow night the com- 4 effective crossctitch embroidery will'

"any “m do“, ”w week.“ engumom enjoy making up I" It.“ one ”MW. They're full and generous sizes and in the fact of this advancing cotton market we still maintain the same low prices that opened our

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

a" with A lllddcn Crime. ‘waist suit of the linens which are to
pI'IOIOI'. I PARSIFAI. NEXT WEEK. be so very fashionable next summer. sale.
ALSO PROPRIETOR HOTEL MA- . The management of Hoyt's Theatre I Such a gown will have more service in
EACKI MO f announces that Messrs (‘hase & Ken— it than almost any which could be sal- _~_ a;
1 ' ; iiingtou the managers of ‘l’aisifiil‘ cctell. because it. can be laundered inc} -

Many a special orchestra for the inter- definitely and grow more beautiful in
prctiition of the meat music of the the process.
Wugncrilin music-drama. with llcrr, Here is a little lesson eating from
Carl Von Wergern. one of the best “The Century," which ewry one would.
known lntcrpretcrsot‘ Wligncrlan niiis- be bencfittcd by following: No one
. ic iis conductor. "l’arslfal" will be the was ever sorry for having voluntarily;
ugw vomc cn-v,‘ event of the season. Al Hoyt“: 'l‘licil- eaten too little while millions every:
,lio Iicxt 'lllursday night day repent hmlng eaten too mmh it
1 \V. (‘uldwell business repiesclitii- i has been said that the great lesson

‘ Taicphonc.198.
linings value from $20.00 to $30.

closing prices 810.

200 Walking Skirts. entirely new
models,
meltons, the choice shades of‘bluc

 

Skirts.
Corset Covers.

Drawers.

Men’s While Launder-

ed and Unlaundeied
Shae

Small Wares, etc.

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A. L DUNCAN _& CO..
IOWA“; ST made of fine kerseys. 5c. 7c 5c Hamburg Edges, sale
price slfic

Hamburg Embroidery value 100.

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BONDS titc of "Parslfal." which (0 has to i. lionitopathy taught the world was this:. ”"1 “3”. ”Kill" "”99- 37-98 and 1‘” d 1. l .- 8 d
-‘ lloyt's 'l‘lictitre,. next Thursday night 'lhat \lllt'l‘eflfi phwltisns bull been in “1"“ This is ‘ white sale for men all 33 50 for one day 35 00 ’9‘ a" w' s“ 0 pr "0 t y '
”INVESTMENTS“ .1 is ill South Norwalk today :the habit of giving the patient the , . ~Sk' . ‘. full ' ' ' ‘ Crushed Leather Belts, fine dust.
. . GRA -—- ~« ‘largest dose he could stand they have ”(“9“ “ ""1 "“"U‘ u ‘ the very best makes that's turned " " ily. all colors, 25c quality. sale
0‘ DY OUT OF DANGER. “been led to see that their purpose was lsr vali . at 75 . .. ' .. .. . ~ ' ..
Sound and Safe as Savings I'll'l‘llOl'l‘ Mil-.n .Iim. 294ml lit‘lft‘l sullseiwd by giving iiim in. be“ do' ' u ,_ d "“H“ SMMW“ 1"" '“ ““‘r’ Dress (JOCdS and ”mo m“
h b tl'tlrady. the Buffalo puglllst who was smallest doses that would produce 35 dos. ““9 Skirts. lau. an much less price than regular. 89"" Beads. all colors. sale price
Ban . plyipg etter rates of ‘m. knocked out at the Detroit Athletll 'thi desired effect And so it is with Humburg trimmed. value $2.00 and 1 tl " . U l d ‘d Sit-1‘ w h 0 d . ~2c bunch.
'W (‘lob last night by Noah lliiisso ofthls food. Instead of eating as most pco- ‘0 ' cos a sun 9" H 6 OS 00 5. Sets Pillow Tops. regular 50c '

52.25, all at one price 51.15.

city and then renioicd for treatment 1 pie unfortunately do as much as they full also. "Sanspareil" make. regu-

’ Volll' name on a postal will to lint-“pit Hospital “as rcpoitcil out can qualify, sale price 290'

 

 

they should eat the smallest u.“ g' Corset Covers. plalu. pcr- . . .. .- . . . . . .-
uq... . ”hub." of dtilicii tittilt‘. Brown will no itlll- amount that will keep them in good 9 ‘ _ 1" price “’0' Still "I!“ ""C‘ “m“ Apron Checks, uortli 8“ M llemlnaay s 100 yd. Spool Silk.
‘ " . ger be tit taincd by tllc polite. -.licilltll fcct fitting. wclllnatlc. "gm“ Three for $1.00. 57.10. sale price ‘lc spool.
- - _-_ - -_-- -, _ . . . _ . _ . . 12%.; at 8c. ‘ but 2 Men’s Unlaunderetl White Dress Ginghams. worth 8c. at 6c. Oriental Silk. 100 yd. spools. 1

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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We keep particular goods. for pa

tho quality of the goods we sell and the
“I. have added to our stock- the most complete line of Perfumes and toilet articles to be found

town and every article is guaranteed to give satisfaction‘or money refunded. Stop in at any

tragic. May cos! b lit

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GOOD THINGS TO EAT.

perfumed. '

SYRUP curés collie. croup and lung aficctions _ -
HERB BITTERS tones up the system and prevents Grip.
GOFF’S OIL LINIMENT cures bruises, cuts and luncneu.

These are reliable family remedies—25 CTS. BOTTLE.
OUR TEAS AND COFF EES make friends every day. Have you tried them? .
Willieithsrc is so much said bout BUTTER. ours.gains fa vor and holds the lovers of the,
more. but then the quality counts.
the goods you are getting or the service you receive. we invite you to call on us; we flatter
with the opinion that we can please you.

Charles [. Seymour.’ loading Grocer. 33 West Wasililiaton Street.

 

lar people. and the popularity of our store is attained by
rvice we give to our patrons.

If you are dissatisfied

 

 

 
 

 

DANWR‘I BEANS. ’
mime

$1.38. F0112; CTS.

 
 

 
 
 

Sweet tender meat of rare quality.

VGRANULATED SUGAR. ‘
at LBS. FOR Snoo.

New York Store Spemais

’ Afew of the many BARGAINS IN GROCERIES for Satur day. .- Bring your order here and
your Groceries at ROCK BO TTOM PRICES.

”‘ I. ARMOUR CHOICE LEAN .YCALXFORNIA RAMS. PER LB.—-S CTS.

FINEST. ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER, ONB‘Y—as CTS. PER LB.
\‘l‘h‘e quality of this Butter is the‘fincst. Better give it a trial.

BEST FAMILY PORK.
Nice and lean. only me. lb.

v

to LBS. FOR ’50 CTS.

BEST MILK CR ACKERS—LB” 7 CTS.. OR 3 LBS. FOR so CTS. .

cacwa asraa BRAND max. LARGE con-Loam to cm.
PraparcdfromPnrcFrcshbfilkandRafinadCsueSugar

IOCBA asp an COFFEE—A outcrops mu lilo-rag La 30 cm
- ' i” pretty and nssftd peasants I with ,
on aocxwooo caesium caocouu‘n. Part 1.8.. is on

III to regs alveolar co

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Ladies' Cambric. Corset Covers.
yoke of val. lace, licmstitchlng and
ribboning, trimmed with lace edge
to match, also arm holes. trimmed
to match. worth be at 39c.

At 67c-Ladios’ Gown made of
good muslin. full lengthand width.
yoke made of two alternate rows
of Hamburg Embroidery insertion
and cluster tucks. High neck.
sleeves and front trimmed with
Hamburg embroidery to match.
lligh neck. Sixty-«seven cent, val-
no one dollar.

At 38c—Ladics‘ Drawers. made
of good cambric. Umbrella ruffle.
with one row of fine torchon lace
insertion and tucks above and due
torchon lace edge to match
regular fifty cents.

At Silo—Ladies“ Gown made of
good cambrlc, full length , and
width, V neck yoke formed of two
alternate rows of Hamburg em-

and sleeves'trimmed with cambric
ruffle. Thirty-nine cents. “regular
price 5m “
Ladies' Corset Covers made of
line cambric. front consists of four
rows val. lace. insertion and arm
holes trimmed to match. regular

price 29c. sale 19c.
Ladles' Umbrella Drawers, Ham

bur-gauging. three narrow tacks.
regular price here 89c, most places
500. Sale Price 890

Corset Covers. two rows ngnt- -

double- row of heading and baby
ribbon. malleat value at... OSes
. Sale priea No.

broidery. insertion and tuck. neck ~

“do-Insults insertion and lace with

Shirts “Langdon” cotton—all linen
short or long bosom. hand made
button hole in front, continuous
facings. split button holes in back.
85 inches long, full bodies. sizes
14 to 18, 450. three for 81.25.

Lot 3. Men‘s baundered Shirts.
"Monarch" Brand, sold the world
over at 31.00. Sale 75c.

Lot 4. Men's Muslin Night Shirts.
full 54 in. long, with or without
‘.collar. trimmed .and plain, 45c.
Three air alas. ' ‘ ‘

Lot 5. Men's Fancy Shirts. stifi
bosom. separate cuffs. “Sansps
reil" make, regular price 81.00.
Sale 69c.

WinteaJacketsfand
Walking Skirts.

Not many winter garments left.
hardly worth talking about. but
the few we have, are'lust a few
took many, by Saturday night we
do not want a winter garment left.
We divided in four lots as follow:

Lot ! Coats that were up to
to 87. 50. exactly ten merits. the
last call "is.

hot 8. Coatitlslt were .15. 00. a
good ranged! sixes about 1 dos In
all. the price now $7.60 "‘

not 8. Goals tbat were up to.“
,txaoo including man for stout»
woman, full hips and large abdonn- '
nal Wests. mods to close
at. has {III mat.- d labor, "‘00.
now $18.50. "

not a. Bast quality Velour Oasis

 

 

lists-t mot trimmings Int

36 inch Figured Flannclettes for
waists and Kimonas, regular price.
15c. at llc.

Best American Shirting Prints.
worth tie. at “>50-

36 inch Black Taffeta Silk. va-
lue 81.25 at 81.00. .

Remnants of Woolen Dress
Goods value up to $1.50 at 50c.

Wool Waistlngs. figured and

. stripes. former price. 50c and 75c.

uow Me.

New Mercerliisd Walstlngs in
white. very beautiful effects. value
40c, It 35c.

12 pieces of 33 inch Wool Dress
Goods, including Mohair. Gray and
Brown Mixed Wool Twecds. all
spring gtiods. regular price 50c. at
31c.

Silk Walsts..a small lot of col-
ored Silk Walats, mostly small
sites. were priced at 83.911 and
85.00. sale price $1.95.

About 8 dozen Silk Walsts. black
and colored, our regular 85.00 line
for Saturday at 8.95.

ll‘all‘dkeIChieis.
Gloves. and Toilet
Articles;

ladies all lines “—handkercblefs,
hematltched value mac. sale p es
7cI. r" “3." .
was: lace flirt-nod and as:-
amidst-all. ultimo. ”is.

7 ism-sis rice
border hm
onto valtis 1 genie pus-.331;
" 11¢!le Golf Gloves. ll.

 

 
 

sustain uni Bosodont. sale
price. lie: -

 

 

doz. in a box. sale price 19c box.

Plus. 200 on a paper. sale price.
10.

Safety l’ins, assorted sizes. vai-
lie 5c. sale price. 20 dos.

No 60-Satin Taffeta. best quali-
13', black. white, cardinal. pink
and light blue, regular 25c quality,
sale price 18c yd.

No. 60 soft finish Taffeta Rib-
bon. black. white. red, pink. light
blue and turquoise. a bargain at.
190 yd. While it lasts. Sale
price 14c yd. ‘

Clark's 0. N. T. Lustre Crochet
Cotton all colors. valuo 5c. sale
price 3c spool.

 

Domestics.

2.000 yds. fruit of the loom Mus-
lin. value today 10c yd., sale price
7c yd.

42 x 36 fiill bleached Pillow
Cases. linen finish. worth 10c on.,
sale price 8%c each.

1.0th yds. Remnants. white
goods. extra value, at 15c yd.. sale
price 10c yd.

Red checked glass Toweling,

,5c yd.
8c yd. sale price 5c yd.

9- 4 Unbleached Sheeting. one of
the best makes, value today 21c
yd.. sale price 21c yd.‘ '

9-1 Bleached Sheeting. one of
the best makes. value 26c yd.. sale!
price 23c yd,

1 halo :6 inch Unbleached Mus-
lin, worth 6c yd.. sale price So yd.

 

 

Millicent.

45.00 Hats. sale price 82.50.

82.50 and $3.50 Hats. sale price
08c.

Untrimmed Hats. this sale. half
price.

 

 

 

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